TABLE - US Labor Dept. jobless claims data

July 24 (Reuters) - U.S. Labor Department report of initial state joblessbenefit claims, seasonally adjusted.

Insured Unemployment Week Ended Initial Claims 4-Week Avg. Continued Claims rate (pct) 07/19/25 217,000 224,500 N/A N/A 07/12/25 221,000 229,500 1,955,000 1.3 07/05/25 228,000 235,750 1,951,000-R 1.3 06/28/25 232,000 241,250 1,954,000 1.3 PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ESTIMATES: Initial claims: July 12 at 221,000; July 5 at 228,000; June 28 at 232,000 Four-week average: July 12 at 229,500; July 5 at 235,750; June 28 at 241,250 Continued claims: July 5 at 1,956,000; June 28 at 1,954,000 Insured unemployment rate: July 5 at 1.3 percent; June 28 at 1.3 percent

Reuters survey of U.S. economists' forecast: U.S. Initial Claims: 226,000 U.S. Continued Claims: 1.960 mln

UNADJUSTED DATA:Week ended Initial claims Week ended Continued claims07/19/25 215,792 07/12/25 2,016,06107/12/25 261,111 07/05/25 2,011,493 NOTES: Beginning with the report released on March 14, 2024, the Labor Department said the methodology used to seasonally adjust the national initial claims and continued claims reflects a change in the estimation of the models. N/A - not available R - revised

((Washington newsroom))